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[Musikmesse] Percussa Audio Cubes

Percussa demonstrates their Audio Cubes, which are capable of generating and processing audio and MIDI information.

Create a live performance by creating musical patterns which sync to each other, or control your MIDI-compatible instruments or software using the cubes. Synchronize cube light patterns to your music.


Create lo-fi sounds and musical patterns by moving and combining cubes, without using a computer or complex user interfaces. Each cube is intelligent and exchanges musical information wirelessly with nearby cubes.


Apply lo-fi audio effects to external signals. Moving and combining cubes changes effect configuration and settings. Each cube has a ¼ inch input and output.

Compatibility, System Requirements and Recommendations

  • The AudioCubes are compatible with Windows XP and Mac OSX 10.4 or later.
  • One USB 1.1 or later port is required to configure the AudioCubes.
  • Recommend to have at least 256MB of RAM in your computer, 600MB free disk space (for sound libraries) and a Pentium 3 or Mac G3 or later processor.
  • For charging the AudioCubes’ internal batteries use the USB Hub.
  • The cubes come with configuration software (patches) and the Max/MSP runtime. You don’t need Max/MSP to use the cubes or the software. The runtime is free. If you are an advanced user and want to modify our software (patches), you might want to buy a Max/MSP license (or use the demo freely available from Cycling74's website).


AudioCube Technical Specifications:

  • Dimensions: 75mm x 75mm x 75mm
  • Weight: 0.4 Kg
  • Wireless transmission range: approx. 40cm
  • Battery Autonomy / Full Charge Time: approx. 3 hours
  • USB 2.0 (HID) (per cube): full speed data rate (12Mbps) for fast trigger / continuous controller info, MIDI compatible
  • Audio In/Out (per cube): 1/4 inch jacks for lo-fi sound processing (32kHz / 9 bit)


For More Info:

https://www.percussa.com/
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